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Hundreds of students in the St. Catherine Southeast constituency recently benefited from a $1.5 million dollar back-to-school treat, organised by Member of Parliament for the area, Robert Miller, and other stakeholders.

More than 2,000 Government pensioners island wide are to benefit from the Accountant General’s Department’s (AGD) fifth mobile life certificate collection drive from September 5 to 17.

RADA to improve extension services to farmers.

Climate Change high on Jamaica's agenda at UN General Assembly this year; Justice Ministry signs MOU with church groups for restorative justice initiative; and Government has no plans to sell lands in Innswood, St. Catherine

Did you know you can go online from anywhere in the world and get all the information you needed to start a business in Jamaica? It’s easy, just visit the National Business Portal developed by the Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO). Manager for Policy and Business Advocacy at JAMPRO, Kelli-Dawn Hamilton, says the idea for the business portal came about in...

Southern Plains Agricultural Development Project progressing ahead of schedule.

Education Ministry reports successful start to the school year; Women urged to encourage Men to screen for prostate cancer; and Persons advised to use drop-in centres to feed the homeless.

The government has committed to ensuring a successful academic year despite the challenges being faced by the education sector

Scores of students in the constituency of St. Catherine West Central, received back to school supplies and other items at a community fair organized by Member of Parliament, Dr. Christopher Tufton.